Trump: Huawei 'Very Dangerous,' Could Become Part of Trade Deal

The video discusses the potential inclusion of Huawei in US-China trade negotiations, highlighting President Trump's strategic use of Huawei's blacklisting as a bargaining tool. It explores the concerns within the US administration and Congress about Chinese technology companies like Huawei and ZTE, particularly regarding national security and espionage. The video also covers the impact of tariffs on US importers, contradicting President Trump's claims that China bears the tariff costs, as supported by an IMF report.

What strategic move did the US make regarding Huawei in trade negotiations?

• They invested in Huawei's technology.

• They ignored Huawei in negotiations.

• They offered Huawei a trade deal.

• They blacklisted Huawei as a bargaining tool.

What is a major concern of US lawmakers regarding Huawei and ZTE?

• Their use as tools for espionage by the Chinese government.

• Their involvement in environmental issues.

• Their potential to dominate the smartphone market.

• Their lack of innovation in technology.

What action did a bipartisan group of senators take concerning Huawei and ZTE?

• They invested in their technology.

• They signed a trade agreement with them.

• They ignored the security concerns.

• They proposed a bill to ban them from 5G networks.

According to the IMF report, who bears most of the tariff costs?

• European consumers

• Asian manufacturers

• US importers

• Chinese exporters

What has President Trump claimed about the tariffs?

• They are beneficial to European markets.

• They have no impact on trade negotiations.

• They are paid by China.

• They are a burden on US consumers.